Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-02-04
Additional Local.
Fine weather once more.

Fine weather once more.
See Pollasky Bros. new al. this
week.
The Williams bazaar sports new
sign.
The editor of the RECORD has recov
cred from her recent illness and has
been on duty this week.
Prosecuting attorney, Sawyer, was
in town Wednesday on business con
nected with the Chappell cause.
The Misses Johnston, Of Detroit
have been the guests OF their sister
Mrs. Jno. o. Lumsden, for the pas
week or more.
The Breen bill, to wipe out the In
iquitous white slave dens of the PINE
woods, has been passed by the legisla
ture. Let it be enforced forthwith.
Y. Church Is buying white and rec
Oak and Eastwood and Black Ash logs
for which the highest market price II
being paid. Same delivered at Churchs
mill.
Will Sullivan gave a card party to a
number OF his young friends, at his
home, west OF town, Wednesday even
ing. a very pleasant evening was the
verdict OF all who participated.
An Isaballa gentleman who has been
visiting in Pennsylvania during the past
year, says that times are very dull there,
and that laboring men are glad TO ac-
cept fifty cents per day for their work.
VIM. Dill, living miles south Of
Breckenridge, had $50 stolen from his
house one day last week. y warrant
was issued for suspected parties, but
we have not learned the outcome Of the
affair.
The band concert to be given upon
the 18th inst, promises to be one OF the
events of the season. 1t certainly
ought to be considering the amount and
quality Of musical ability Alma pos
sesses.
Wright & Lumsden are buying all
the timber they can get and still need
,0OO,0 feet Of white, red and swamp
Oak and 500 900 feet of Eastwood logs,
for which they pay the highest market
price-Cash right in your hand.
We desire it to be poSitirely understood
that no change of advertisements will
be accepted after Wednesday noon
Thursday is always our busy day and
hereafter this rule will not be broken
Remember this and save much annoy
ance.
Pollosky Bros. moved into their ele
CANT new stores Thursday Next week
when they are better settled, we shall
have more to say upon the subject
This week we can only say that it look:
now as though there was no finer store
in this part of Michigan.
The supreme court has refused ri
order compelling the Corunna school
board TO readmit Grace Wilcox to
school. The court held that she is kept
out of school 10y her own fathers obsti-
macy in refusing to give her a written
excuse for an absence on a certain day.
NJ Pollasky returned last Thursday
from ten days stay in Detroit where
he had been attending the grand Ma
sonic convention. He Of course reports
a splendid time and the Masonic order
As yearly gaining ground in Michigan.
The indications are that when spring
opens the Sanitarium will have all the
guests it can accommodate. Its sue
ress last season was phenomenal. consid-
aring how late in the season its doors
were opened, and the Sanitarium is to-
day one Of Alma's best known and most
popular institutions.
List of letters remaining in the Alma
Postonice for the month ending Janu-
lry 81. 1887.
GENTS:-Seth Andrews, Peter Bad
our. ID. and \. Cochrane, Levi Davis,
James Hicks, Alma Handle Mfg Co.,
Norman A. Roberts, T. Rock. c. O.
Ray, viii Woods, W. W. Whaley,
Weatherby, W. II. Wyman.
LADIEs:-Mrs. Mary Carl, Mrs. Mary
Daniel, Mrs. Mar Henning, Mrs. a.
Orr. Miss Babe Owns, Miss Pansy Rey-
nolds, Miss Bertha Right, Miss Nellie
Weatherby, Mrs. Martha White, Miss
Eneath Sheriff. Miss RhOda Stiles.
Persons calling for the above, please
say advertised. ID. ELY, Il. NJ.